The study of auxiliary verbs in compound tenses («haver» vs. «Ésser») in Old Catalan is a topic discussed in many works. But no research deeply analysing literary works of the time and using an accurate methodology is available. Our purpose is to show that so significant medieval literary works such as «Llibre de Meravelles» by Ramon Llull, «Llibre dels Fets» by King James I & «Tirant lo Blanch», can also provide very valuable information to understand the phenomenon of change of auxiliary. Referring to usage frequencies, we show that chronology plays a great role in these alternations and outline a whole series of factors that explain the observed evolutive tendencies
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Esta conferencia tuvo lugar en el Congreso Internacional "Traducción e Intercambio Cultural en la É...
In this study, we analyze concisely the evolution of the forms adopted by the script of the Crown of...
This article deals with certain difficulties in the comprehension of medieval lexicon focusing on ai...
This article intends to present a brief study on the semasiologic extension of the Catalan verb «ven...
After highlighting the variety and extent of literary texts in the last decades of the 15th century ...
In this article a classical topic of the studies on historical syntax is analysed: the enclitical or...
This article intends to present a brief study on the semasiologic extension of the Catalan verb «ven...
This article first surveys the use of the first person in medieval writing, showing its literary wor...
This paper provides a systematic and comprehensive study of the syntactic tendency in verbs 'parer',...
After highlighting the variety and extent of literary texts in the last decades of the 15th century ...
In this article we will discuss the causal and final adverbial values connected to the conjunction «...
The relationship between literature and reality in the Middle Ages can be considered from several di...
The paper presents the special characteristics of the Catalan past perfect tense. In the majority of...
Taking as a point of departure the classification of modern Spanish quantifiers, the paper opens wit...
This paper studies synonymic and syntactic confluence among the Romance derivatives of PARĒRE ('appe...
Esta conferencia tuvo lugar en el Congreso Internacional "Traducción e Intercambio Cultural en la É...
In this study, we analyze concisely the evolution of the forms adopted by the script of the Crown of...
This article deals with certain difficulties in the comprehension of medieval lexicon focusing on ai...